https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4344/36403847295_934ab3d45c_h.jpg https://www.flickr.com/photos/sleg21/

What happens when these companies fail in making their proposal come true? Do they move on to another business? What about all the debt they'd have?

You're in for a disappointment. (Note the spandrel)

Toronto should make the developers bury the hydro lines that go across their designated construction parcel. I don't even expect this for the entire city -- just do it for touristy places like these.

http://www.kirkorarchitects.com/projects/484-spadina/

Federal innovation funds support OCAD builds "TORONTO — Toronto’s OCAD University has announced funding from the federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development’s Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund (SIF) that will contribute towards the construction at its...

Balcony glass looks good. 87 Peter was on course to be a spandrel fest disaster and it turned out okay, so I have some hope for YC.

https://torontolife.com/style/home/inside-sapients-extremely-high-tech-office-in-the-brand-new-qrc-west-building/

Tangentially related video: [TORONTO STAR] The Streets of Toronto: The future of our cities

Shows you the residential buildings in colour. http://www.thewelltoronto.com/

https://hirisecapital.com/263-adelaide/

Renderings: Last Week: UBC's new Macinnes Field : Last week:

Village Square

New rendering... http://alliedreit.com/property/388-king-st-w/

Admins, the height to the roof is 169m, and 179m to the mechanical penthouse/ absolute top. Please change the title. Thanks!!

Great news! As a former Vancouverite, I love wooden buildings. I just hope they don't over-emphasize the wood, like Vancouver's new art gallery -- it just won't fit in.

Go to SSP Montreal and check out their high-rise projects. Their building material quality is outstanding. It's like a mini New York.

Approved at 178.6m, 57 floors